Love Is Blind's Alexa on Brennon Divorce: Almost Done, Already Moving Forward

When your marriage ends on national television, the divorce paperwork probably feels like the easy part—or at least, that’s what Love Is Blind’s Alexa Lemieux is suggesting. During a Thursday, May 21 appearance on the“He Said G Said”podcast, the 31-year-old revealed that her split from Brennon Lemieux is nearly finalized, with only the bureaucratic filing standing between her and the next chapter.

It’s been quite a timeline. Brennon, 35, filed for divorce in November 2025 after four years of marriage. Alexa then went public with the announcement just a month later via social media. But here’s what makes their story different from the typical celebrity breakup narrative: they’re actually trying to do this gracefully. Alexa’s openly committed to keeping things civil, framing the entire process around their 21-month-old daughter, Vienna. She’s not interested in courtroom drama or custody battles—she wants Brennon in their daughter’s life, and she’s willing to build custody arrangements that make sense for everyone involved.

What strikes hardest is her honesty about the contradictions. She acknowledges that divorce is never easy, that there are moments when she and Brennon don’t see eye to eye. But she’s chasing something bigger: the Kardashian model of co-parenting, where exes stay friendly because a child binds them together for life. That’s aspirational thinking, sure, but it’s grounded in a real vision of what post-divorce life could look like when two people prioritize their kid over their ego.

As for her own future, Alexa sounds refreshingly unburdened. She’s keeping Brennon’s last name—Vienna shares it, and it makes practical sense—but she’s leaving the door open for remarriage someday, more kids if that’s in the cards, and a whole life she hasn’t lived yet. At 31, she’s treating the divorce as a reset, not a setback. And that attitude might be the most Love Is Blind thing about this story: two people who said“I do”to a stranger on camera are now saying“let’s do this differently”when it comes to splitting up.